Folks Dressed Up Like Eskimos

Everybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe helps to make the season bright, but not many people know how Eskimos dress.

Eskimos (in Canada, at least) generally prefer to be referred to as Inuit, which means "people" in Inuktitut, the language of the Inuit. Inuit have a variety of modes of dress.

This website shows you the diversity of Inuit style, so you can visualize it better, when you hear the song during this Christmas season.

Let's challenge the stereotypes! Email me your pictures at folksdresseduplikeeskimos@gmail.com

Nakurmiik!!

Joseph Flowers, Inuk from Nunatsiavut and Nunavik
My cousin Stephanie again: “Fishing in Rigolet, my hometown: bandana from unknown origin, hoodie from the Gap, jacket from Mountain Equipment Co-op, pants from Old Navy and rubber boots from my mama.”

My cousin Stephanie again: “Fishing in Rigolet, my hometown: bandana from unknown origin, hoodie from the Gap, jacket from Mountain Equipment Co-op, pants from Old Navy and rubber boots from my mama.”

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